Extremely enchanting in every respect, conspicuously in the lighting; but also sequenced in a way which I found irresistibly expressive by pure coincidence, soon to be sacrificed in the next posting. At present, as the entry unfolds on the page, we find the reflecting water image parallel with the heading, "screens revealed," and the stacking of snowy limestone juxtaposed with the heading, "escalier de cristal," with "sign language" as an inadvertent label for the decorated entry, and "fare thee well" a message at the driveway. I know this page to be sensitive to mise-en-scéne, but I have to applaud these helpful aids to my visit.
A beautiful park. Is this in Paris?
ReplyDeletein Richelieu
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ReplyDeletei wish i were there to walk it with you!
beautiful xx :)
Let me know when you are ready for a break, Renée!
ReplyDeletelove that shot of the water. it all looks so restful!
ReplyDeleteExtremely enchanting in every respect, conspicuously in the lighting; but also sequenced in a way which I found irresistibly expressive by pure coincidence, soon to be sacrificed in the next posting. At present, as the entry unfolds on the page, we find the reflecting water image parallel with the heading, "screens revealed," and the stacking of snowy limestone juxtaposed with the heading, "escalier de cristal," with "sign language" as an inadvertent label for the decorated entry, and "fare thee well" a message at the driveway. I know this page to be sensitive to mise-en-scéne, but I have to applaud these helpful aids to my visit.
ReplyDeleteCan you do it again, please?
:)
Mlle/Mme P - This is not le bois de Bologne!
ReplyDeleteLe hasard fait bien les choses, Laurent!
I will quote you!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place dahhling!
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